How are your boys?
How old are they now?
>> They're good, thank you.
They're six and three, and Ford and Finn.
Ford seems like he might even be like a little stunt man in training.
I have like a video of it.
>> I saw this this morning.
We're gonna show everybody jumping off a diving board.
>> [CROSSTALK] watching.
But yeah, he's a big Jackie Chan fan and- >> Wow, fearless.
>> Fearless, yeah.
>> [LAUGH] >> [LAUGH]
>> That's Ford?
>> That's Ford.
>> And is he four?
He's the one that's six?
>> He's six. >> He's six.
>> And Finn, his brother, who we call, me too, because he copies Ford is three.
>> Right, yeah.
>> Yes.
>> That's what my niece also does with her older sisters.
It's always whatever they do, right?
>> It's unbelievable.
>> Yeah.
>> I mean, anything Ford says is just like the funniest thing ever.
And I can make a joke and it's like crickets.
>> [LAUGH] >> It's like nothing from those guys.
>> Unless Ford laughs and then he'll laugh.
>> Unless Ford laughs and then, right.
>> So and are they similar to you?
>> I think maybe, I mean sometimes it feels more like that I'm already sort of
seeing how they're gonna be as teenagers.
Where there gonna sorta be ganging up on me.
We went to Sequoia National Park and they have the biggest tree in the world.
I'm like, guys, this is the biggest tree in the world.
And Ford's like, I've seen bigger.
>> [LAUGH] >> And I'm like, well, no, Ford, actually,
you haven't seen bigger.
>> [LAUGH] >> This is the General Sherman tree,
this is the biggest tree.
And he's like, if you say so.
>> [LAUGH] >> And I'm like, no it's not if I say so.
There's the plaque right here.
And he's like, I can't read.
And I'm like- >> [LAUGH] He said, because I can't read?
>> Yeah.
>> Wow, he really is- >> Great news, friend.
>> [LAUGH] Yeah, that's hilarious.
Are you a strict parent?
>> I'm not as easygoing as my parents were,
but no one's as easygoing as parents in the 70's where.
There was like, my parents, there was no seat belts and stuff.
I don't even think they wore seat belts back then.
My mom would just kinda put her arm out.
>> Right.
[LAUGH] >> I'd be riding standing up in
the front seat.
>> Right.
>> And now you wouldn't dream of going anyplace without your car seats and
all roped in.
But yeah, it was just a different time with no sunscreens and bike helmets.
And my parents would drop us off at the pool in the morning and
pick you up at the end of the day and you'd just be burnt like a lobster.
>> [LAUGH] >> And
they'd be like, you got great color, you look so good.
>> Yeah.
>> [LAUGH] >> [LAUGH] That's so true.
But it seems like you're not that, Ford is jumping off and doing belly flops.
>> Yeah, well he kind of charges and Finn does too.
They do these sort of little dance offs that are not so much dancing,
it's more like parkour.
It's more just like kind of hurling themselves around and doing flips and
hitting each other with pillows, but- Have they been hurt yet?
>> Have they been hurt yet?
Has anyone been seriously hurt?
>> Ford got some stitches,
he took a spill at the park where he kind of banged his head.
But nothing like me and my brothers,
where it was like always trips to the doctor and stitches.
And there is even something with Luke, where Luke and
my parents still have the x-rays of this one.
He was like a little like maybe like two where he like ate some change and
the x-rays, you can see like a dime and nickel and a penny.
>> [LAUGH] >> Man, that's horrible.
>> Yeah.
>> To eat change.
>> [LAUGH] >> Your kids must know that you're in
Cars.
They see the movies you're in, not all the movies you're in.
But they must see that, and now you're doing Cars 3 and
they must think that's cool.
>> Yeah, I do, yeah I think they do.
They get excited.
I do get some street cred with their classmates and stuff.
Although you'll still have a classmate, I thought Lightning McQueen would be taller.
>> [LAUGH] >> [LAUGH]
>> But-
>> Do you like doing those?
Cuz obviously, this is the third one, you must like it.
>> Yeah I love doing it.
>> Yeah.
>> I like being a part of Pixar is a great place to work and doing.
But it can be, you know it's not,
I don't want to say we're going to the coal mines.
But you're working in there, right?
>> Well, it's hard to get exactly the feeling out with just your voice.
You don't have- >> You don't have other actors in there,
and it's more like little kid kind of make believe,
cuz you're just having to kind of imaging stuff.
>> Right.
>> And sometimes the sound guys can be kind of a tough audience, so.
>> Really?
>> Yeah, you find yourself sort of tap dancing like Fred Astaire,
trying to get a smile from these guys.
>> [LAUGH] From Doc?
Is Doc your sound engineer?
>> Yeah.
[LAUGH] >> Yeah.
[LAUGH] So what is this one about?
>> This one is Lightning McQueen, he's still winning but
there's some young racers that are breathing down his neck.
And his position at the top is
really threatened and so yeah.
It's kind of art imitates life a little bit.
>> [LAUGH] >> I have a new trainer,
this Cruz Ramirez car, that's trying to get me to sorta,
so I can compete with these young racers.